Services

Four things, done properly

Search, analytics, content and websites. Take one, or take the set. Every engagement starts with a call and a written scope, so there are no surprises.

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Search

Get found by the right people

Most small business sites are invisible for the searches that matter and visible only to people who already know the name. Search work fixes that: what is broken, what to write, and where the easy wins are in your market.

Technical audit and fixes

Keyword research aimed at terms you can actually win

Local search and Google Business Profile

AI search readiness

Analytics

Know what is working

If you cannot say which page earned last month's best customer, the analytics are not set up. This is the setup: clean tracking, goals that mean something, and a report you will actually read.

GA4 or Plausible set up properly

Goals and conversions tied to real outcomes

Dashboards for the owner, not the analyst

Monthly plain-language reporting

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Content

Content that earns attention

Pages and posts that answer what customers search for, in your voice. Two ways to work: Daniel writes it, or Daniel coaches you to write it yourself with a brief, a checklist and a review each week.

Editorial plan and 90-day calendar

Service, location and landing pages

Briefs with structure, sources and a checklist

Weekly coaching for owners who want to keep the skill

Websites and setup

Measure twice, cut once

Small, fast sites built to be found, on Framer, Squarespace or WordPress. Scope and copy are agreed before anything is built, and every account is documented and handed over so you own all of it.

One to five page sites

Copy written with search in mind

Analytics and forms working on launch day

Handover documentation and training

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Packages

Three ways to work together. Start small or go all in.

Starter

The Bunkie

For a first site or a first fix

$1,500 one-time

One to three page website

Search basics set up

Analytics (GA4 or Plausible)

Works on every screen

Two rounds of revisions

Ask about the Bunkie →

Most popular

Growing business

The Cottage

For a business ready to be found

From [$X] a month

Full search audit and strategy

Analytics dashboards

Content plan and briefs

Tag Manager setup

Monthly reporting

Ongoing optimization

Direct line to Daniel

Ask about the Cottage →

Agency partner

The Outfitter

For agencies that need a hand

Hourly or per project

Your brand, Cabin's execution

Search and analytics overflow

Client-ready deliverables

NDA as standard

Flexible availability

Quick turnaround

Ask about the Outfitter →

Common questions

Everything you need to know before getting started.

How long does a typical project take?

Most projects take two to six weeks depending on scope. A search audit might be two weeks. A full analytics setup with training could be four to six. You get a clear timeline before work begins.

Do you work with small businesses?

Yes. Most clients are small businesses with one to twenty people. Engagements are structured to fit different budgets, from one-time projects to ongoing retainers.

Do you offer ongoing support?

Yes. Many clients start with a project and move to a monthly retainer for optimization, reporting, and support. Flexible arrangements based on what you need.

Ready to get away from it all?

Book a free 30-minute call. No pitch, just conversation.

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